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From radiocarbon to laser-ablation uranium-series techniques, researchers use increasingly precise methods to determine when prehistoric humans painte...
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Earth's outer shell is cracked into massive moving plates that drive earthquakes, build mountains, regulate climate, and may be essential for life its...
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The Clarion-Clipperton Zone is a vast stretch of Pacific seafloor rich in critical minerals and undiscovered species. It sits at the center of the glo...
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The Ministry of Climate has launched a four-year, PLN 16 million+ program to protect the brown bear, encompassing prevention, intervention, and educat...
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Sleeper sharks are slow-moving deep-sea predators that rank among the longest-lived vertebrates on Earth. Their unique biochemistry, ultra-slow metabo...
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Ravens don't simply follow wolves to scavenge meals. New research reveals they memorize landscape-scale hunting hotspots and fly directly to likely ki...
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Traditional seawalls destroy marine habitats with flat, featureless surfaces. Living seawalls use eco-engineered panels that mimic natural rock format...
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Tropical peatlands store more carbon than all the world's forests combined, yet wildfires in these ecosystems have reached a 2,000-year high. Here's h...
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Billions of years ago, Mars had rivers, lakes, and a thick atmosphere. Today it is a frozen desert. The culprit is the solar wind—and the loss of the...
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New research overturns the image of sharks as solitary killers. From bull sharks in Fiji to lemon sharks in the Bahamas, science reveals that many spe...
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Long before modern birds perfected the art of brooding, oviraptor dinosaurs used a remarkable combination of body heat and solar warmth to incubate th...
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Landslides kill thousands of people every year and cause billions in damage, yet many people don't understand what triggers them. Here's the science b...
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